Bitcoin Falls Below $100K as Liquidity Tightens

Published at 2025-11-13 22:00:14

Bitcoin fell below the $100,000 threshold to $99,292.36, a 2.26% decline over the past 24 hours. Trading volume jumped 38% to $84.86 billion, suggesting a wave of short-term transactions even as market liquidity appears to be drying up; the coin’s market capitalization stands at about $1.98 trillion.

The move matters because thinner liquidity can amplify price swings, and heavy turnover points to active repositioning by traders. Market participants and watchers are attributing part of the pressure to broader economic forces, especially developments in the U.S., which are influencing risk appetite and funding conditions. If liquidity remains constrained, analysts warn the market may see elevated volatility and sharper intraday moves around key price levels.

Share on:

Related news

Morgan Stanley Taps Coinbase and BNY Mellon for Proposed Bitcoin Trust Custody

Morgan Stanley has named Coinbase and BNY Mellon to custody and administer its proposed Bitcoin Trust; BNY Mellon will act as administrator, transfer agent and cash custodian. The move pairs a major bank with a leading crypto custodian as Morgan Stanley advances a spot-Bitcoin offering for clients.

Published at 2026-03-04 12:15:21
STRC Stock Signals 1,000 BTC Buy in Biggest One‑Day Issuance Since July

STRC’s trading volume spiked after an issuance indicating an approximately 1,000 BTC purchase, the issuer's largest one-day move since July. The action points to aggressive accumulation from Strategy, the largest publicly traded bitcoin holder.

Published at 2026-03-04 11:15:47
Ex-OpenAI Researcher’s Hedge Fund Makes $5.52B Bitcoin Mining Bets

Leopold Aschenbrenner’s Situational Awareness LP disclosed $5.52 billion in equity exposure concentrated in power infrastructure, data centers and Bitcoin mining companies, an SEC filing shows. The rapid build-up in under a year signals rising institutional conviction in mining and related infrastructure.

Paraguay Turns 1,500 Seized Rigs Into State-Led Bitcoin Mining Program

Paraguay’s state utility ANDE will relaunch 1,500 confiscated Bitcoin mining rigs in partnership with Morphware, running them on surplus hydroelectric power under direct government supervision. The program aims to repurpose seized equipment and generate public revenue while testing a state-run mining model.

Published at 2026-03-04 09:00:16
U.S. Executes First 2026 Bitcoin Transfer From Government Wallet Amid Iran Crisis

On March 3, 2026, U.S. federal authorities moved a small amount of Bitcoin from a government-controlled wallet, the first blockchain-recorded Bitcoin transaction by the U.S. this year. The transfer was logged on-chain amid heightened tensions around Iran.

Published at 2026-03-04 07:30:13